Biomedical Sciences

The Faculty of Dental Medicine offers an MSc Program in Biomedical Sciencesfrom The Hebrew University of Jerusalem that combines hands-on, innovative research with core courses in biology, immunology, physiology and biotechnology, designed to enhance your knowledge and supplement your research training.

Our international Biomedical Sciences from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem leverages your undergraduate theoretical and practical knowledge through independent academic research under the supervision of an experienced, renowned faculty member.As such, a pre-requisite to being admitted to the program involves finding a research supervisor in your area of interest.

Key Facts

The program integrates basic, applied, and clinical-oriented research, and explores areas such as stem cells, mineralized tissues, bone, biofilm, microbiology, immunology, virology, cartilage, developmental biology, cell movement, tissue engineering, epigenomics, salivary glands and oral diseases.

Once you are admitted to the program, you’ll join your designated research laboratory and begin drafting your research proposal. Submission of a written thesis and the oral defense of your research is required in order to successfully complete your MSc degree program.

The international reputation of Hebrew University, coupled with the prestige of the Faculty of Dental Medicine and its researchers, places our graduates in high demand in both the private and public sectors, in fields such as academia, medical research, public health, occupational health, biotechnology, high-tech, and more. Our graduates have secured positions with leading companies including Dead Sea pharmaceutical laboratories, Sigma-Aldrich, Novamed, and many have gone on to pursue PhD studies and academic careers, holding faculty positions at leading institutions around the globe.

Courses include:

• The program offers a variety of research topics in the field of bio medicine such as:

• stem cells, mineralized tissues, bone, biofilm, microbiology, immunology, virology, cartilage, developmental biology, cell movement, tissue engineering, epigenomics, salivary glands and oral diseases.

• The research is associated with the human organs and disorders, and covers basic, applied and clinical-oriented research.